Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The Yacht Galatea beat the Priscilla on
Monday.
More dynamite outrages are reported
from Belgium.
Samuel Massey had his skull crushed at
Kennett, Shasta county.
C. R. Jackson shot and killed Peter Fra
zier at Albuquerque last Saturday.
Ex-Secretary Manning, who has left
Bournemouth, is much improved in health.
Yesterday in race in English waters
the yacht Thistle won, beating the Irex
four minutes.
of the New York District Assembly,
Knights of Labor.
On Sunday night San Luis Obispo was
visited by an electrical storm of wind, thun-
der and lightning.
In Montana there are at least 800 head of
horses quarantined, because they are
affected with CHAMBERS.
1t has been learned that the man found
dead at Dunsmulr, Siskiyou county, died
from too much whisky.
Three railroads into the Ceur d'Alene,
Idaho, are quite probable before the SHOWS
cover the ground again.
Efforts about to be made to concentrate
the Democrats in Congress on a common
measure of tariff reform.
The District Attorney at Helena, Ark,
says that no steps will be taken there to
proceed against VIM. Kissane.
Southern Arizona consumes nearly ), 000,-
000 pounds of wheat and -four in excess of
the amount it grows annually.
On Sunday Santa Barbara was visited by
a severe thunderstorm and high wind.
Trees were uprooted and grain laid fiat.
1t is proposed to hold annual District
Fairs throughout the State of Nevada, to
come in regular order after the State Fair.
Trouble is brewing between the Choctaws
and half-breeds. The latter are leaving in
large numbers, and bloodshed is expected.
Advices from Hougkong intimate that
United States Minister DENLY is arranging
new treaty between China and the United
States.
An attempt has been made to poison
Peter Nelson, a bachelor who lives in Wild
Horse valley, Napa county. He does not
know who his enemy is.
AT Scotdale, Pa, yesterday, strikers ex-
ploded dynamite in a mine where several
men were working. The men escaped,
but were followed by volley from pistols.
Earthquake shocks have been occurring
daily at Nogales and Benson, \. T. On
Sunday night Nogales was visited by
" dry cyclone" which did considerable
damage.
A barn belonging to Alexander Bellar
was struck by lightning Sunday night at
Encienitas, about thirty miles from San
Diego, and with the contents was burned
to the ground.
C. E. Croker sold his ranch, few miles
east of Delano, on Saturday, for $40, 600
One year ago it was offered for half that
sum. This will give an idea of the rapid
advance of this community.
The Rio Grande has been gradually ris-
ing for the past few days and the railroads
are anticipating washouts. All trains have
been several hours detained by slow run.
ming Oh account of fear of the river.
Stockton was yesterday visited by a
thunderstorm and heavy wind. During
the storm the winery of Henry Myers, con-
tanning $4,000 gallons of wine, was burned
and it is thought the building was struck
by lightning.
Harry O. Bristolle has been arrested at
Portland, Or, for passing worthless bank
checks. Bristolle halls from Vancouver,
B. G. He claims to have resided for a time
in Los Gatos and San Francisco, and to
have married California girl, daughter of
Captain Maynard.
In a fight with bandits across the Rio
Grande, opposite Brownsville, Tex, Colonel
Hernandez, a Mexican officer, and one of
his men were wounded and another of his
men killed One bandit was killed, sew
eral wounded and a number captured, sew
eral of whom, well known murderers, were
executed on the spot. A large amount of
stolen stock was found and returned to the
owners